Nancy Solway

A major contributor to the Canadian pottery scene for over thirty years, Nancy Solway's career has taken her from the country to the city and from sculpture to functional pottery. In 1980 she co-founded Clay Design Studio/Gallery in Toronto, Canada, still an artist-run urban landmark. She was a ceramics instructor at George Brown College for over twenty years and was a long time member of the Board of Directors of the Ontario Crafts Council. Nancy is one of five Canadians to appear in Peter Dormer's book "The New Ceramics".

Nancy now works and teaches out of her garden studio in Toronto's Annex neighbourhood. Her pottery is available from her directly, from Clay Design (at Harbord and Brunswick) and frequently from the Guild Shop of the Ontario Crafts Council and the Gardiner Museum. Please send an e-mail to join her mailing list for upcoming shows.

An Invitation to Nancy Solway’s Annual Ceramics Exhibition and Sale

Tis the season and I’d like to invite you to my annual show and sale. I have saved some of my best work for this show, plus I have hand picked some really good seconds, priced accordingly. I’ve also rescued some of my large raku vessels from the recently closed Snapdragon Gallery in Ottawa. So please do join me Friday December 2 through Sunday December 4. Here’s the info:

Friday, December 2, 2:00 to 8:00
Saturday December 3, 11:00 to 6:00
Sunday December 4, 1:00 to 4:00

133 Albany Ave. Toronto, in the Annex
telephone 416-531-5547
www.nancysolway.com

“Lots of beautiful new work, good conversation and some ridiculously good prices!”

As usual we’ll also have CD’s and Vinyl from the Woodhead family projects, The Confabulation, Doldrums and Moon King.

This show takes place once a year.